CN115826622B - Night co-location method for unmanned aerial vehicle group - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention belongs to the technical field of navigation and positioning of aircrafts and discloses a night cooperative positioning method of an unmanned aerial vehicle group.
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Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of navigation and positioning of aircrafts, and relates to a night cooperative positioning method for unmanned aerial vehicle groups.
Background
With the development of scientific technology, the unmanned aerial vehicle cluster has wide application prospect in the military field and the civil field, and particularly has great significance for the protection, production, safety, rescue, national defense safety, social stability, economic development and the like in the aspects of industrial production, social economy, scientific research education and the like of China due to the advantages of strong combat capability, high system survival rate, low attack cost and the like of the unmanned aerial vehicle cluster facing the low-altitude security under the future security system. How to acquire the high-precision and high-reliability relative space-time relationship among unmanned aerial vehicles in the cluster is important to the flight safety of the unmanned aerial vehicle cluster and the execution of tasks. Thus, the need and necessity for fast, economical and high quality unmanned cluster co-location technology is increasing.
At present, students at home and abroad have obtained abundant results in the field of autonomous relative positioning of unmanned aerial vehicle clusters, and a series of methods such as laser pulse ranging positioning, UWB ranging positioning, visual ranging positioning, ultrasonic ranging positioning, radio ranging positioning and the like are proposed and widely applied to various fields. The laser pulse ranging and positioning cost is extremely high; UWB ranging positioning stability is poor, and other wireless communication can be interfered; the ultrasonic ranging, positioning and collecting speed is low, and the application range is smaller; the radio ranging positioning is easy to be interfered and has poor reliability. Compared with other methods, the visual positioning has the advantages of low cost, passive sensing, low detectability and the like, and is one of important research directions in the future, and the existing visual ranging positioning mainly adopts a binocular camera, has heavy calculation task and cannot meet the use requirement at night.
At the same time, the ultimate goal of unmanned aerial vehicle cluster applications is to accommodate all-weather full-scene requirements, for which challenges from complex environments are primarily faced. At present, a plurality of related research results are provided in complex geographic and meteorological environments, and less research is performed on co-location sensing by the unmanned aerial vehicle under night conditions, and the unmanned aerial vehicle is one of important application scenes of unmanned aerial vehicle clusters at night, particularly in the military field. Therefore, a method for cooperatively positioning the internal vision of the unmanned aerial vehicle cluster at night is needed to ensure the normal operation of the unmanned aerial vehicle cluster in the night environment.
Disclosure of Invention
Aiming at the defects existing in the prior art, the invention aims to provide a night cooperative positioning method for unmanned aerial vehicle groups.
In order to achieve the above purpose, the invention adopts the following technical scheme:
the unmanned aerial vehicle group comprises 5 unmanned aerial vehicles, each unmanned aerial vehicle comprises a two-dimensional turntable camera and an LED lamp, and the unmanned aerial vehicle group comprises the following steps:
step 1: unmanned cluster formation pre-take-off arrangement
Arranging the unmanned aerial vehicles 1, 2, 3 and 4 of the unmanned aerial vehicle group in a take-off field in sequence according to a rectangular formation, arranging the unmanned aerial vehicle 0 at the rectangular center, namely, at the intersection point of the rectangular diagonal lines, ensuring that the initial actual distance between adjacent unmanned aerial vehicles is larger than the sum of the safety radiuses of the adjacent unmanned aerial vehicles, and ensuring that the LED lamps of the unmanned aerial vehicle 1 and the unmanned aerial vehicle 2 in front of the unmanned aerial vehicle 0 do not appear in the camera sight range of the unmanned aerial vehicle 0;
step 2: electrifying unmanned cluster formation;
step 3: setting the light color of the LED lamp of each unmanned aerial vehicle;
the LED lamps of two unmanned aerial vehicles on opposite angles of the rectangle are set to be in a color I, the LED lamps of two unmanned aerial vehicles on the other opposite angles of the rectangle are set to be in a color II, and the LED lamps of the unmanned aerial vehicle 0 are set to be in a color III, wherein the color I, the color II and the color III are different colors;
step 4: automatic reference construction before take-off of the unmanned aerial vehicle comprises positioning reference construction and time reference construction;
step 5: the take-off control of the unmanned aerial vehicle 0 is realized through a control instruction of an external system; meanwhile, when the LED light of the unmanned aerial vehicle 1 or the unmanned aerial vehicle 2 enters the camera visual angle range of the unmanned aerial vehicle 0 in the flight process, namely, when the LED light pixel point with the color I or the color II appears in the imaging plane of the camera of the unmanned aerial vehicle 0, the unmanned aerial vehicle 0 sends an anti-collision warning instruction to the unmanned aerial vehicle 1 or the unmanned aerial vehicle 2 through a communication topology;
step 6: along with the take-off action of the unmanned aerial vehicle 0, the real-time pixel coordinate values of the LED lamp of the color III of the unmanned aerial vehicle 0 in the camera imaging planes of the unmanned aerial vehicle 1 to the unmanned aerial vehicle 4 are changed, so that the deviation between the LED lamp and the pixel coordinate values (x 10, y 10) - (x 40, y 40) recorded and stored on the ground of the unmanned aerial vehicle 1 to the unmanned aerial vehicle 4 is calculated through the gesture controllers of the unmanned aerial vehicle 1 to the unmanned aerial vehicle 4, and the take-off action of the unmanned aerial vehicle 0 and the like are finally realized through closed-loop control.
Further, the specific process of constructing the positioning reference comprises the following steps:
step 4.1.1: setting an included angle alpha 0 between the axis of a two-dimensional turntable camera of the unmanned aerial vehicle 0 and the course of the unmanned aerial vehicle to be zero;
step 4.1.2: the unmanned aerial vehicle 1 to the unmanned aerial vehicle 4 respectively and automatically rotate the two-dimensional turntable camera thereof clockwise to search the LED light of the color III of the unmanned aerial vehicle 0, and the LED light of the color III is positioned at the horizontal center of the camera imaging plane;
step 4.1.3: recording and storing the angle value between alpha 0 and alpha 4 of the two-dimensional turntable camera axis of the unmanned aerial vehicle 0 to the unmanned aerial vehicle 4 and the course of the two-dimensional turntable camera axis;
step 4.1.4: starting a two-dimensional turntable camera included angle closed-loop maintenance control program, so that the included angle values of alpha 0-alpha 4 are consistent with recorded and stored values before take-off in the subsequent whole flight process;
step 4.1.5: recording and storing pixel coordinate values (x 10, y 10) to (x 40, y 40) of the light spot III of the LED of the unmanned aerial vehicle 0 at the moment on the imaging plane of the cameras of the unmanned aerial vehicle 1 to the unmanned aerial vehicle 4 respectively; meanwhile, the pixel coordinates (x 12, y 12) and (x 21, y 21) of the LED lights of the unmanned aerial vehicle 1 and the unmanned aerial vehicle 2 in the camera imaging planes of the other side at the moment are recorded and stored, and the pixel coordinates (x 34, y 34) and (x 43, y 43) of the LED lights of the unmanned aerial vehicle 3 and the unmanned aerial vehicle 4 in the camera imaging planes of the other side at the moment are recorded;
step 4.1.6: obtaining pixel coordinates (x 21, y 21) and (x 41, y 41) of the unmanned aerial vehicle 1 in the imaging planes of the unmanned aerial vehicle 2 and the unmanned aerial vehicle 4 respectively by means of a directional communication topology, so as to obtain co-location reference information of the unmanned aerial vehicle 1 in a cluster, wherein the co-location reference information is recorded as { (x 10, y 10), (x 21, y 21), (x 41, y 41) }; similarly, the drones 2-4 may obtain their co-location reference information { (x 20, y 20), (x 12, y 12), (x 32, y 32) }, { (x 30, y 30), (x 23, y 23), (x 43, y 43) } and { (x 40, y 40), (x 14, y 14), (x 34, y 34) }, respectively, in the cluster; and takes the co-location reference information as a position control instruction of the subsequent unmanned aerial vehicle 1-4.
Further, the time reference construction includes: and carrying out communication clock synchronization among the unmanned aerial vehicles.
Further, in the flight process, the position change of any one of the unmanned aerial vehicles 1 to 4 can lead to the deviation between the real-time monitoring LED lamplight pixel coordinate values of each unmanned aerial vehicle and the co-positioning reference thereof, and further the unmanned aerial vehicle group formation maintenance is realized through the gesture closed-loop controller.
Further, the directed communication topology in step 4.1.6 is specifically: the unmanned aerial vehicle 1, the unmanned aerial vehicle 2 and the unmanned aerial vehicle 4 are in a two-way communication relationship; the unmanned plane 3 and the unmanned planes 2 and 4 are in a two-way communication relationship; the unmanned aerial vehicle 1 and the unmanned aerial vehicle 3 have no communication relationship, and the unmanned aerial vehicles 2 and 4 have no communication relationship; the unmanned aerial vehicle 0 is in one-way communication relationship with the unmanned aerial vehicle 1 and the unmanned aerial vehicle 2, wherein the unmanned aerial vehicle 0 is an information sender.
Preferably, the camera is a monocular camera.
Further preferably, the angle of view of the monocular camera is 90 °.
Preferably, the LED lamp can set the light color through driving software.
The safety radius is 2 times of the radius of the circumcircle of the maximum outline of the unmanned aerial vehicle body.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the following beneficial effects:
according to the invention, the unmanned aerial vehicle LED lamp and the two-dimensional turntable camera are used for realizing the cooperative visual positioning of the unmanned aerial vehicle group at night, no additional equipment is required, no GPS, laser radar, ultrasonic radar and the like are required to be relied on, no external signal source is required to be relied on, and the unmanned aerial vehicle group is prevented from being interfered by the outside.
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The present invention will be described in detail with reference to specific examples. The following examples will assist those skilled in the art in further understanding the present invention, but are not intended to limit the invention in any way. It should be noted that variations and modifications could be made by those skilled in the art without departing from the inventive concept. These are all within the scope of the present invention.
The following is a further detailed description of the embodiments:
the embodiment provides a night collaborative positioning method for an unmanned aerial vehicle group, which mainly comprises 5 unmanned aerial vehicles as shown in an attached figure 1, wherein each unmanned aerial vehicle comprises a two-dimensional turntable monocular camera and an LED lamp, the visual angle of the monocular camera is 90 degrees, and the LED lamp can set light colors through driving software to serve as a marker for night visual positioning.
The specific implementation flow chart is shown in fig. 3, and the steps are as follows:
step 1: unmanned cluster formation pre-takeoff arrangement:
arranging the unmanned aerial vehicles on a take-off site according to the rectangular geometric formation shown in the figure 1, wherein the initial actual distances among the unmanned aerial vehicles are ensured to be gamma 10, gamma 20, gamma 30, gamma 40, gamma 12, gamma 13, gamma 24 and gamma 34 and are larger than the sum of the safety radiuses of the unmanned aerial vehicles, so that collision risks are avoided; meanwhile, the LED lamps of the unmanned aerial vehicle 1 and the unmanned aerial vehicle 2 are ensured not to appear in the camera sight range of the unmanned aerial vehicle 0; where γ10 refers to the initial actual distance between the drone 1 and the drone 0, and so on.
Step 2: the unmanned cluster formation is powered on.
Step 3: and setting corresponding unmanned aerial vehicle lamplight colors according to the requirements shown in the attached figure 1.
Two unmanned aerial vehicles of rectangle diagonal angle set up the LED lamp of colour I, the unmanned aerial vehicle of another diagonal angle of rectangle sets up the LED lamp of colour II, unmanned aerial vehicle 0 sets up the LED lamp of colour III, wherein colour I, colour II and colour III are different colours; in this embodiment, unmanned aerial vehicle 1 and unmanned aerial vehicle 4 that are located the rectangle diagonal angle set up yellow LED lamp, unmanned aerial vehicle 2 and unmanned aerial vehicle 3 that are located another diagonal angle of rectangle set up green LED lamp, unmanned aerial vehicle 0 sets up red LED lamp.
Description: the color setting of each unmanned aerial vehicle in this embodiment is not limited to the color shown in fig. 1, and all other color settings according to the color distribution rule shown in fig. 1 are also possible.
Step 4: and (5) constructing an automatic reference before taking off of the unmanned aerial vehicle.
Step 4.1: positioning reference construction:
step 4.1.1: setting an included angle alpha 0 between the axis of a two-dimensional turntable camera of the unmanned aerial vehicle 0 and the course of the unmanned aerial vehicle to be zero;
step 4.1.2: the unmanned aerial vehicle 1 to the unmanned aerial vehicle 4 respectively and automatically rotate the two-dimensional turntable camera thereof clockwise to search the red LED light of the unmanned aerial vehicle 0, and the red LED light is positioned at the horizontal center of the plane formed by the cameras;
step 4.1.3: recording and storing the angle value of alpha 0-alpha 4 of the two-dimensional turntable camera axis of the unmanned aerial vehicle 0-unmanned aerial vehicle 4 and the heading thereof at the moment, wherein alpha 0 is the angle between the two-dimensional turntable camera axis of the unmanned aerial vehicle 0 and the heading of the unmanned aerial vehicle 0, alpha 1 is the angle between the two-dimensional turntable camera axis of the unmanned aerial vehicle 1 and the heading of the unmanned aerial vehicle 1, and so on, alpha 2 is the angle between the two-dimensional turntable camera axis of the unmanned aerial vehicle 2 and the heading of the unmanned aerial vehicle 2, alpha 3 is the angle between the two-dimensional turntable camera axis of the unmanned aerial vehicle 3 and the heading of the unmanned aerial vehicle 3, and alpha 4 is the angle between the two-dimensional turntable camera axis of the unmanned aerial vehicle 4 and the heading of the unmanned aerial vehicle 4;
step 4.1.4: starting a two-dimensional turntable camera included angle closed-loop maintenance control program, so that the included angle values of alpha 0-alpha 4 are consistent with recorded and stored values before take-off in the subsequent whole flight process;
step 4.1.5: recording and storing the pixel coordinate values (x 10, y 10) to (x 40, y 40) of the LED red light spot of the unmanned aerial vehicle 0 on the unmanned aerial vehicle 1-unmanned aerial vehicle 4 camera imaging plane respectively, wherein the pixel coordinate value of the LED red light spot of the unmanned aerial vehicle 0 on the unmanned aerial vehicle 1 camera imaging plane is (x 10, y 10), and the like, the pixel coordinate value of the LED red light spot of the unmanned aerial vehicle 0 on the unmanned aerial vehicle 2 camera imaging plane is (x 20, y 20), the pixel coordinate value of the LED red light spot of the unmanned aerial vehicle 0 on the unmanned aerial vehicle 3 camera imaging plane is (x 30, y 30), and the pixel coordinate value of the LED red light spot of the unmanned aerial vehicle 0 on the unmanned aerial vehicle 4 camera imaging plane is (x 40, y 40); meanwhile, the pixel coordinates (x 21, y 21) and (x 12, y 12) of the LED lights of the unmanned aerial vehicle 1 and the unmanned aerial vehicle 2 in the camera imaging planes of the other side at the moment are recorded and stored, and the pixel coordinates (x 34, y 34) and (x 43, y 43) of the LED lights of the unmanned aerial vehicle 3 and the unmanned aerial vehicle 4 in the camera imaging planes of the other side at the moment are recorded; it should be noted that, due to the light shielding, at this time, the pixel coordinates (x 14, y 14) and (x 41, y 41) of the LED lights of the unmanned aerial vehicle 1 and the unmanned aerial vehicle 4 in the camera imaging plane of the counterpart respectively coincide with the pixel coordinates (x 10, y 10) and (x 40, y 40) of the LED lights of the unmanned aerial vehicle 2 and the unmanned aerial vehicle 3 in the camera imaging plane of the counterpart respectively coincide with the pixel coordinates (x 23, y 23) and (x 32, y 32) of the unmanned aerial vehicle 2 and the unmanned aerial vehicle 3 respectively with the pixel coordinates (x 20, y 20) and (x 30, y 30) of the counterpart respectively.
Step 4.1.6: obtaining pixel coordinates (x 21, y 21) and (x 41, y 41) of the unmanned aerial vehicle 1 in the imaging planes of the unmanned aerial vehicle 2 and the unmanned aerial vehicle 4 respectively by means of the directional communication topology shown in fig. 2, so as to obtain co-location reference information of the unmanned aerial vehicle 1 in a cluster, wherein the co-location reference information is recorded as { (x 10, y 10), (x 21, y 21), (x 41, y 41) }; similarly, the drones 2-4 may obtain their co-location reference information { (x 20, y 20), (x 12, y 12), (x 32, y 32) }, { (x 30, y 30), (x 23, y 23), (x 43, y 43) } and { (x 40, y 40), (x 14, y 14), (x 34, y 34) }, respectively, in the cluster; and takes the co-location reference information as a position control instruction of the subsequent unmanned aerial vehicle 1-4. The directional communication topology describes the communication relationship between each unmanned aerial vehicle and other unmanned aerial vehicles in the formation, and the direction of the directional communication topology is represented as the receiving and sending relationship of communication information among unmanned aerial vehicles. In fig. 2, the arrows point to the information receivers, that is, the unmanned aerial vehicle 1 and the unmanned aerial vehicles 2 and 4 are in bidirectional communication relationship; the unmanned plane 3 and the unmanned planes 2 and 4 are in a two-way communication relationship; the unmanned aerial vehicle 1 and the unmanned aerial vehicle 3 are in an unmanned communication relationship, and the unmanned aerial vehicles 2 and 4 are in an unmanned communication relationship; the unmanned aerial vehicle 0 and unmanned aerial vehicles 1 and 2 are in a one-way communication relation of sending and receiving.
Step 4.2: time reference construction: and synchronizing communication clocks among the unmanned aerial vehicles, so that consistency of cooperative positioning of the unmanned aerial vehicles in the cluster is ensured.
Step 5: the control of the vertical take-off and the like of the unmanned aerial vehicle 0 is realized through a control instruction of an external system; meanwhile, when the LED light of the unmanned aerial vehicle 1 or the unmanned aerial vehicle 2 enters the camera visual angle range of the unmanned aerial vehicle 0 in the flight process, namely, yellow or green LED light pixel points can appear in the imaging plane of the unmanned aerial vehicle 0 camera, so that the unmanned aerial vehicle 0 sends an anti-collision warning instruction to the unmanned aerial vehicle 1 or 2 through the communication topology, and collision risks between unmanned aerial vehicles are avoided.
Step 6: along with actions such as the vertical take-off of the unmanned aerial vehicle 0, real-time pixel coordinate values of the red LED lamp of the unmanned aerial vehicle 0 in the camera imaging planes of the unmanned aerial vehicle 1-unmanned aerial vehicle 4 are changed, so that deviation between the red LED lamp and the pixel coordinate values (x 10, y 10) - (x 40, y 40) recorded and stored on the ground of the unmanned aerial vehicle 1-unmanned aerial vehicle 4 is calculated through the gesture controllers of the unmanned aerial vehicle 1-unmanned aerial vehicle 4, and further, the actions such as take-off of the unmanned aerial vehicle 0 are finally realized through closed loop control.
Supplementary explanation: in the flight process, the position change of any one of the unmanned aerial vehicles 1 to 4 can lead to the deviation between the real-time monitoring LED lamplight pixel coordinate values of each unmanned aerial vehicle and the co-positioning reference thereof, and then the control that the deviation is zero or within a certain precision range is realized through the gesture closed-loop controller, so that the formation and the maintenance of the unmanned aerial vehicle group are realized.
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1. The night co-location method of the unmanned aerial vehicle group is characterized in that one unmanned aerial vehicle group comprises 5 unmanned aerial vehicles, each unmanned aerial vehicle comprises a two-dimensional turntable camera and an LED lamp, and the night co-location method comprises the following steps:
step 1: unmanned cluster formation pre-take-off arrangement
Arranging the unmanned aerial vehicles 1, 2, 3 and 4 of the unmanned aerial vehicle group in a take-off field in sequence according to a rectangular formation, arranging the unmanned aerial vehicle 0 at the rectangular center, namely, at the intersection point of the rectangular diagonal lines, ensuring that the initial actual distance between adjacent unmanned aerial vehicles is larger than the sum of the safety radiuses of the adjacent unmanned aerial vehicles, and ensuring that the LED lamps of the unmanned aerial vehicle 1 and the unmanned aerial vehicle 2 in front of the unmanned aerial vehicle 0 do not appear in the camera sight range of the unmanned aerial vehicle 0;
step 2: electrifying unmanned cluster formation;
step 3: setting the light color of the LED lamp of each unmanned aerial vehicle;
the LED lamps of two unmanned aerial vehicles on opposite angles of the rectangle are set to be in a color I, the LED lamps of two unmanned aerial vehicles on the other opposite angles of the rectangle are set to be in a color II, and the LED lamps of the unmanned aerial vehicle 0 are set to be in a color III, wherein the color I, the color II and the color III are different colors;
step 4: automatic reference construction before take-off of the unmanned aerial vehicle comprises positioning reference construction and time reference construction;
step 5: the take-off control of the unmanned aerial vehicle 0 is realized through a control instruction of an external system; meanwhile, when the LED light of the unmanned aerial vehicle 1 or the unmanned aerial vehicle 2 enters the camera visual angle range of the unmanned aerial vehicle 0 in the flight process, namely, when the LED light pixel point with the color I or the color II appears in the imaging plane of the camera of the unmanned aerial vehicle 0, the unmanned aerial vehicle 0 sends an anti-collision warning instruction to the unmanned aerial vehicle 1 or the unmanned aerial vehicle 2 through a communication topology;
step 6: along with the take-off action of the unmanned aerial vehicle 0, the real-time pixel coordinate values of the LED lamps of the color III of the unmanned aerial vehicle 0 in the camera imaging planes of the unmanned aerial vehicles 1 and 4 are changed, so that the deviation between the LED lamps and the pixel coordinate values (x 10, y 10) - (x 40, y 40) recorded and stored on the ground of the unmanned aerial vehicles 1 and 4 is calculated through the gesture controllers of the unmanned aerial vehicles 1 and 4, and the take-off action of the unmanned aerial vehicle 0 is finally realized through closed-loop control;
the specific construction process of the positioning reference comprises the following steps:
step 4.1.1: setting an included angle alpha 0 between the axis of a two-dimensional turntable camera of the unmanned aerial vehicle 0 and the course of the unmanned aerial vehicle to be zero;
step 4.1.2: the unmanned aerial vehicle 1 to the unmanned aerial vehicle 4 respectively and automatically rotate the two-dimensional turntable camera thereof clockwise to search the LED light of the color III of the unmanned aerial vehicle 0, and the LED light of the color III is positioned at the horizontal center of the camera imaging plane;
step 4.1.3: recording and storing the angle value between alpha 0 and alpha 4 of the two-dimensional turntable camera axis of the unmanned aerial vehicle 0 to the unmanned aerial vehicle 4 and the course of the two-dimensional turntable camera axis;
step 4.1.4: starting a two-dimensional turntable camera included angle closed-loop maintenance control program, so that the included angle values of alpha 0-alpha 4 are consistent with recorded and stored values before take-off in the subsequent whole flight process;
step 4.1.5: recording and storing pixel coordinate values (x 10, y 10) to (x 40, y 40) of the light spot III of the LED of the unmanned aerial vehicle 0 at the moment on the imaging plane of the cameras of the unmanned aerial vehicle 1 to the unmanned aerial vehicle 4 respectively; meanwhile, the pixel coordinates (x 12, y 12) and (x 21, y 21) of the LED lights of the unmanned aerial vehicle 1 and the unmanned aerial vehicle 2 in the camera imaging planes of the other side at the moment are recorded and stored, and the pixel coordinates (x 34, y 34) and (x 43, y 43) of the LED lights of the unmanned aerial vehicle 3 and the unmanned aerial vehicle 4 in the camera imaging planes of the other side at the moment are recorded;
step 4.1.6: obtaining pixel coordinates (x 21, y 21) and (x 41, y 41) of the unmanned aerial vehicle 1 in the imaging planes of the unmanned aerial vehicle 2 and the unmanned aerial vehicle 4 respectively by means of a directional communication topology, so as to obtain co-location reference information of the unmanned aerial vehicle 1 in a cluster, wherein the co-location reference information is recorded as { (x 10, y 10), (x 21, y 21), (x 41, y 41) }; similarly, the drones 2-4 may obtain their co-location reference information { (x 20, y 20), (x 12, y 12), (x 32, y 32) }, { (x 30, y 30), (x 23, y 23), (x 43, y 43) } and { (x 40, y 40), (x 14, y 14), (x 34, y 34) }, respectively, in the cluster; and the co-location reference information is used as a position control instruction of the follow-up unmanned aerial vehicle 1-4;
the time reference construction includes: and carrying out communication clock synchronization among the unmanned aerial vehicles.
2. The unmanned aerial vehicle group night cooperative positioning method according to claim 1, wherein in the flight process, the position change of any one of the unmanned aerial vehicles 1 to 4 causes the deviation between the real-time monitored LED light pixel coordinate values of each unmanned aerial vehicle and the cooperative positioning reference thereof, so that unmanned aerial vehicle group formation maintenance is realized through the gesture closed-loop controller.
3. The unmanned aerial vehicle group night co-location method of claim 1, wherein the directional communication topology in step 4.1.6 is specifically: the unmanned aerial vehicle 1, the unmanned aerial vehicle 2 and the unmanned aerial vehicle 4 are in a two-way communication relationship; the unmanned plane 3 and the unmanned planes 2 and 4 are in a two-way communication relationship; the unmanned aerial vehicle 1 and the unmanned aerial vehicle 3 have no communication relationship, and the unmanned aerial vehicles 2 and 4 have no communication relationship; the unmanned aerial vehicle 0 is in one-way communication relationship with the unmanned aerial vehicle 1 and the unmanned aerial vehicle 2, wherein the unmanned aerial vehicle 0 is an information sender.
4. The unmanned aerial vehicle crowd night co-location method of claim 1, wherein the camera is a monocular camera.
5. The unmanned aerial vehicle crowd night co-location method of claim 4, wherein the monocular camera view angle is 90 °.
6. The unmanned aerial vehicle group night co-location method of claim 1, wherein the LED lights are capable of setting light colors through driving software.
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